The TuttiMedia Observatory and the National Council of the Order of Journalists will celebrate their birthdays together in Rome on Tuesday 21 November (10:00 am - 13:00 pm at the Order's headquarters in via Sommacampagna, 19) with the training course (with credits): " From the Internet to Generative Artificial Intelligence - Newspapers and Journalists to the challenge of creativity ".
“Journalists need to know the tools available for shared creativity ,” says Derrick de Kerckhove (Scientific Director TuttiMedia/MediaDuemila).
Media Two Thousand and National Order of Journalists
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The TuttiMedia Observatory, with Carlo Bartoli (National Council of the Order of Journalists); Derrick de Kerckhove (TuttiMedia/MediaDuemila), Franco Siddi (TuttiMedia/Crtv), Costanza Andreini (Meta), Andrea Cristallini (Google), Sergio Piazzi (Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean), Gino Roncaglia (UN. Roma3), Saverio Vero (Rai Pubblicità), Giampiero Gramaglia (Journalist), Arcangelo Iannace (Fieg), Stefania Cavallaro (Tg4 Mediaset), Maria Pia Rossignaud (TuttiMedia/Media Duemila), and Antonio Parenti (Head of the European Commission Representation in Italy), offers training that encompasses every aspect of the information world and beyond.
“There is no better way to celebrate 100 years of information culture and innovation : 60 years for the National Order of Journalists plus 40 years of Media Duemila,” says Maria Pia Rossignaud (Vice President of the TuttiMedia Observatory and Director of Media Duemila).
Two birthdays to talk about innovation and creativity
In 1963, the National Order of Journalists was founded to protect a profession founded on creativity, which today seems to also be the prerogative of the machine . In 1983, the Internet was born, and shortly thereafter, Giovanni Giovannini, journalist, publisher, and historic president of Fieg, launched Media Duemila, the first digital culture magazine.
Journalists can participate by registering on the Order's platform (in person or remotely). Non-journalists can register by writing to redazione@mediaduemila.com , specifying whether they wish to attend in person or remotely. For more information, please contact redazione@mediaduemila.com.
